

The yarn is Angel Yarns Sock yarn and there is enough left for another pair this short. I find longer socks a little tight on my *cough* ample calves. The pattern is just the old Opal one, nice and straight forward. Maybe that's why I stalled on them, not enough interest in the design? Well, I get to find out soon because when I finish the shawl for the HipKnits Project Club I get to do some socks. Maybe I should hustle up a patterned pair in the meantime to get my hand in. Only they'd better not take a year next time :o) I cast on with two needles held together to make a nice stretchy top hem. There are 20 rows between cuff and heel shaping. And they don't match, and I don't mind! What I increasingly do mind is the grafting and the square te. Time to find a toe up pattern I think. Wish me luck, I need it.
Talking of the shawl, well, I'm not talking of the shawl.
I have a few hint for how it's been going.
Knit. Tink. Knit. Tink. Knit. Tink!
And some advice for how to avoid this yourself?
Stitch markers! And, lifelines!
That's all. Simple, I should know better, I do now! Ho hum. Off to knit lace.
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Are you addicted to knitting socks yet?
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